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Lot 214: A Collection of Musical Electronics and Accessories Including DigiTech and ZealSound Examples

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £5

A collection of musical electronics and accessories including examples by DigiTech and ZealSound. This lot comprises a DigiTech RP80 modeling guitar processor constructed from silver-toned plastic with dual blue foot switches and an integrated expression pedal. The control interface features a red LED display and printed labels for various effects. The body is marked with the DigiTech brand name, RP80, and MODELING GUITAR PROCESSOR. Included is a ZealSound professional mixer and sound card featuring twelve sound effect trigger pads, control knobs for treble, bass, and microphone, and a large central dial for echo. The unit is marked ZealSound at the top and SOUND CARD and PROFESSIONAL MIXER at the base. The lot also contains a ten-hole diatonic harmonica with a black plastic comb and silver-toned metal cover plates numbered 1 to 10. A black plastic carry case contains two CD-R discs with handwritten labels reading XFM and Gervais Guide to medicine, alongside an industrial-style metal stapler or crimping tool, a yellow plastic-handled screwdriver, and miscellaneous small parts. A white adhesive label reading £39.95 is affixed to the guitar processor. A black power adapter with a UK-style plug is provided for the processor.


Condition report:

All items in the collection are in used condition and show significant signs of surface wear. The DigiTech guitar processor and ZealSound mixer are heavily soiled with an accumulation of dust and surface grime; the mixer specifically exhibits dried organic residue across the top control surface (photo 2). The integrated expression pedal on the guitar processor shows heavy surface dust and debris (photo 3). The harmonica and the contents of the carry case appear used but generally intact (photo 4). The electronic components have not been functionally tested.